
Abbey Wood Station
A multiple award-winning transport interchange transforming Abbey Wood into a thriving, connected neighbourhood.
View projectA multi-billion pound piece of major national infrastructure that brings together architecture, landscape, engineering and art to produce not only a vital sewage overflow, but a series of world-class public spaces across London reconnecting Londoners with the River Thames.
View projectFereday Pollard & Partners are an independent London-based architecture and landscape practice specialising in design and delivery of the built environment within the highly specialised sectors of transport and infrastructure.
Our practice purpose is to provide design solutions to client's projects that seamlessly integrate architecture, landscape and public space with the engineering, utility and connectivity that the transport & infrastructure sectors demand. With deep expertise in all modes of transportation, and critical elements of infrastructure including power & energy, water & highways assets, and their interface with people, we aim to make a transformational impact through design.
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With a hands-on approach to everything we do, we have a collaborative and practical ethos that allows us to design and deliver solutions that amalgamate the creative with the technical, the inspirational with the operational and the concept with the legacy, all within the critical boundaries of budget and programme adherence.

A contemporary transport hub defined by sustainable and human centered design.
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Maximise programme efficiency, build stakeholder support and unlock greater project value through Infrastructure Masterplanning.
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New footbridge marks key milestone in Hither Green railway station step free Access for All (AfA) programme.
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The practice unveils a refreshed brand identity and a new Liverpool studio to support growing national work.
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Celebrating the opening of Tideway's new public riverside space at Tyburn Quay.
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The first new railway station on the Great Eastern Main Line in over 100 years officially opens.
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